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Sounds of whales, recorded principally by Roger S. Payne off the coast of Bermuda
"A production of CRM Records."
Descriptive notes on slipcase
"A production of CRM Records."
Descriptive notes on slipcase
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This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17 U.S. Code).
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October 4, 2022
Subject: Excellent!
Subject: Excellent!
The first track on Kate Bush's first LP (the kick inside) begins and ends with some of the whale song from this album!
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Benjamin Pozo
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September 6, 2022
Subject: Copyright.
Subject: Copyright.
Are these files copyrighted or not? If they are public domain then can these be used for sampling in music?
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January 19, 2022
Subject: memories
Subject: memories
recently watching david attenborough mentioning this album as the first time one heard the whales songs.
I myself remembered the flimsy disc that came ... with a national geographic issue, way back in the 70's.
It was impressive just can't describe the way that felt to hear these large whales sing!
Listening to this record the same impression, something from another world yet it is to be found (still) on our own planet's oceans.
May they outlive us humans, which will only happen if everyone, and I mean literally everyone, stops hunting these magnificent beings.
Many thanks for uploading this album!
I myself remembered the flimsy disc that came ... with a national geographic issue, way back in the 70's.
It was impressive just can't describe the way that felt to hear these large whales sing!
Listening to this record the same impression, something from another world yet it is to be found (still) on our own planet's oceans.
May they outlive us humans, which will only happen if everyone, and I mean literally everyone, stops hunting these magnificent beings.
Many thanks for uploading this album!
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Alan Rogers
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September 9, 2021
Subject: Humpbacks Rule
Subject: Humpbacks Rule
I remember when this album came out in the early 1970's. Although not shown in the notes above, it was produced by Roger Payne who should be remembered.
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I will add that there is an Electric Light Orchestra song, from their album, "Out of the Blue", which features some of the whale-song from THIS album incorporated into the song.
Everyone should share the majesty of these wonderful animals before they are gone from Earth. Remember "Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home" and its warnings.
Everyone should share the majesty of these wonderful animals before they are gone from Earth. Remember "Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home" and its warnings.
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